Examples of using Procurement rules in English and their translations into Danish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
According to the procurement rules, you only accept CDMA.
It will take years for local authorities to follow public procurement rules.
It will introduce fair and transparent procurement rules applicable throughout the Union.
However, this must not be an excuse for not applying the EU procurement rules.
Yet let us choose the right ones, for example, the procurement rules that are unnecessarily imperative and complex.
A further problematic field in some agencies was non-compliance with procurement rules.
Its procurement rules are in line with the principles of the Community Public Procurement Directives.
It also calls on the Commission to give priority to modernisation of public procurement rules.
The thesis focuses on the intersection between the procurement rules and the competition rules, as well as the effects hereof.
The Banca d'Italia has selected a new external auditor in accordance with its public procurement rules.
It would provide new,more flexible procurement rules, better suited to the specific nature of the defence sector.
Moreover, the fight against corruption, financial crime andbreaches of public procurement rules must be stepped up.
There is a need to simplify procurement rules and set out clear and uniform procurement principles throughout the entire European Union.
In May 2000, the Commission adopted two proposed directives designed to simplify andmodernise Community public procurement rules.
On the fifth point,I fully agree that failures in applying public procurement rules are an important source of errors and fraud.
Fair and transparent procurement rules will become applicable throughout the Union and allow companies to tender more easily in other Member States.
I feel that it is necessary to simplify and reduce public procurement rules in order to reduce the overall incidence of errors.
Secondly, we consider that violations of Community law appear to be at issue,in particular environmental law and public procurement rules.
Little progress has been made in a number of other areas,including the enforcement of public procurement rules, and the promotion of research, development and innovation.
Procurement rules cannot and must not differ according to the value: administrative procedures may differ above or below an appropriate threshold, but the principles cannot differ.
I welcome this resolution,which seeks to simplify public procurement rules, while simultaneously contributing to creating greater legal certainty.
The most common reasons for errors were ineligible costs, over-declarations of money spent andserious failures to respect procurement rules.
The Banque centrale du Luxembourg has selected new external auditors in accordance with its public procurement rules, and the ECB considers that they fulfil the necessary requirements.
The non-respect of public procurement rules alone accounts for 43% of all quantifiable errors and makes up for approximately three quarters of the estimated error rate.
That is why the Commission haslaunched a public consultation on the simplification and improvement of public procurement rules, and I hope this will lead to a much simpler and more efficient system.
However, procurement rules of the type proposed for supplies of goods are inappropriate for purchases of water, given the need to procure water from sources near the area in which it will be used.
In this light,it seems that the calls for reform of the EU's public procurement rules and the need for what I would call a public European register for the beneficiaries of EU funds are timely.
I presented this to Parliament, as you will remember, in a reference to the need to deepen those commitments in terms of more market friendly, more innovative public procurement rules in Europe.
It discusses proposals on ways to improve the procurement rules and make public procurement transparent for both the institutions tendering contracts and the companies bidding.
The Commission will propose a new initiative to support the development of social enterprises by including social objectives in public procurement rules, promoting ethical and“green” labeling.
